Why Every Society Needs Faith
Avent’s ‘In Good Faith’ achieves something genuinely difficult: a synthetic account of human belief, cultural evolution, and social meaning that takes religion seriously without being religious.
Avent’s ‘In Good Faith’ achieves something genuinely difficult: a synthetic account of human belief, cultural evolution, and social meaning that takes religion seriously without being religious.
The rainbow is the latest contested symbol in sports. Last week, three Giants players quietly but clearly stated what the rainbow means to them.
We’re people whose attention has been trained, hour by hour, to believe that something more interesting is always happening somewhere else.
The story we get in ‘Godball’ is too thin. It glosses over the quiet faithfulness and complexity of the Christian sports movement.
Write an essay. Win $500. TGC invites young adults to write about kicking unhealthy habits, committing to the church, and staying human in an AI world.
Our task isn’t to reject technology or baptize it uncritically but to approach it with hopeful realism.
Gen-Z girls have grown up in the middle of a really bad emergency. ‘Girls®’ can help us understand what they’ve been through.
There should be consequences for intentionally killing an innocent human being. But will prosecuting women for murder result in biblical justice or more dead unborn humans?
The case, with two different rulings so far, concerns whether abortion pills can be mailed directly into states where abortion is illegal.
Martin’s influence on several generations of preachers is undeniable. I’m one of many who benefited from his preaching, teaching, and friendship.
Being in space merely helped them to see with more clarity what creation has always been declaring.
Star charts give way to personality quizzes, which give way to prompts you type into a glowing rectangle. The packaging changes, but the empty promise remains the same.
‘The End of the Gay Rights Revolution’ is a heartfelt attempt by an insider to honestly assess the LGBTQ+ movement.
“Oh, I want to see him! I am almost there. I can almost see his face. And he is Joy!” -John M. Perkins (1930–2026)
It’s not wrong to go. And yet, I’ve seen the fruit over the years because we stayed.